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Santa Claus rides again! Bosses can't make workers work on public holidays

A Federal Court judge and Santa have made a memorable legal ruling that employers can’t be expected to work on public holidays!

We're about to get the best look at inflation we've ever had, after years in the making

A new “complete” monthly consumer price index (CPI) will be released next week, and will become Australia’s primary measure of inflation.

This stock sell-off teaches you to become a homegrown Warren Buffett

Nervous nellies overreacting to news headlines creates opportunities for those wanting to be a homegrown Warren Buffett in their lifetime.

Despite huge deals, the world's billionaires are going defensive

Markets have seen billions splashed around on big AI deals over the last quarter. But when it comes to the investment habits of the world's biggest billionaires, they spent the last quarter going defensive. Here's what they bought and sold.

Markets are tumbling, but how spooked are they really?

While stock volatility is one way to take the market's temperature, there's another way to help us check how traders are really feeling.

Personal bankruptcies at pandemic levels so who's to blame?

Personal insolvencies are at their highest level since Covid-19 took jobs and killed businesses. And financial regulators are gunning for those responsible for irresponsible lending!

Top picks: what stocks are on Jun Bei Liu's buy list right now (and what's not)?

TenCap founder and stock picker extraordinaire, Jun Bei Liu, showed us her buy list this week. Here are the stocks that she's copping, and some others that she's dropping right now.

How long does Sussan Ley have left as leader?

Sussan Ley's leadership is under a serious spotlight as Liberals from all sides and eras sound off on her performance - or lack thereof.

Why 'cheaper' homes are rising in value faster than the rest of the market

Australia's property prices are back on a runaway train. October delivered the fastest home value rise since mid-2023. But according to Cotality, it's the cheaper end of the market that continues to see the strongest gain.

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